Yup!

Thanks, they really are.

🤣The desired effect has been achieved!

I visited Justin at his workshop a few weeks ago and saw some on the M1 stocks. A very unique product and very attractive. I'm glad that you like it!

Finland! I didn't know he was shipping worldwide. You will love it!

Was the as good as you anticipated?

​@@thenoneckpeoplerepresentat8074it is super!! Love it!

@@thenoneckpeoplerepresentat8074 It was, but when you get it, and for any reason you don't like it, he'll give you a full refund!

For legal reasons meaning he doesn't say exactly what species you will be getting? That's a good point, I will mention it to him, thanks.

Steve, send him a message as to what you would like it to look like, he just might do it!

@@CompShooter54 Same for thumbhole pistol grip style?

@@pricelessppp You would have to email Justin and ask, but knowing how these are made, there would be a development and testing period before he would start selling these, if in fact he decided to attemp it. It's best to write him and ask.

His stocks are great, and if you don't like it, he'll take it back! The muzzle brake is a Wings Tactical. I don't know if they are still available, but it really works great. I have shot the gun with and without and you can really feel the difference. I chose it because at the time it was the only one that had a top vent and side vents. Usually you only find them with one or the other. It may be marketed under a different name. After writing all this, I found it. Link is below. www.wingtactical.com/9mm-muzzle-devices/?page=2

@@CompShooter54 Thank you for the great video and the link. I ordered a stock and soon a muzzle break! I dont shoot competitively - I just don't like the factory stock

@@j2jcox Glad I could help, we shooters love to share idea's and information. Thanks for watching!

@@j2jcox I forgot to mention, that the muzzle brake does not use a crush washer, but instead a locking nut. I like that feature because you can take it off for cleaning as often as you want and never have to replace the washer. Also, if you don't like the position of it, you can just readjust it!

@@CompShooter54 So it is the Rex Gunfighter?

Yes it is, I was just there last week to see the updated machinery. The stocks are better than ever.

That's a great question. I didn't see anything on his website, so just send him an email to confirm.

​@@CompShooter54 i messaged them, they were very responsive, turns out, they can ship outside of the US 😊 there is just an additional fee for it. Thanks for sharing this find.

@@dannielmedrana7247 Great! I thought he would but just needed to be sure.

Except that there is no "monkey business" going on here 🤣🦍🦧

@@CompShooter54 I love it!!!

@@drarbo1 Thanks! It just popped into my head.

I couldn't help but think this as well. No doubt these are well crafted and very high quality I think I'll stick with the plastic stock and Midwest hand guard on mine as wood on these awesome plinkers just doesn't look right to me. To much like a PPSH as others have already said.

Sorry for not replying sooner. I just met with Justin a few weeks ago and he has sold over 200 of these and none have been bedded that he knows of. It would be best for you contact him directly. I know that he has made several adjustments to the stock since I made this video, and maybe this included something like a bedding system? Sorry for not having a better answer.

@@CompShooter54 Much appreciated.

I do not know that name. My incident happened in 1969 in Massachusetts. When and where is this person that you speak of, and what was your incident about?

@@CompShooter54 I would rather not mention too much as I’m currently working with him in a way, I’m not sure where the incident occurred, but I made flashpowder, about 1/5 of a red solo cup unconfined. I made a fuse from scratch and it rapidly went into the pile of powder, burning my face and arms with 3rd and 4th degree burns, around 11% of my body.

@@IdiotWithEducation Man that's bad, I hope you recovered. Burns are bad, especially 3rd and 4th.

@@CompShooter54 yea, nerves were the worst part when in rehab, got to keep my appendages though 😂 sorry to bother you and have a good life man

Walnut stock is 1 lb 15 oz, handguard is 4.9 oz. Zebra wood stock is 1 lb. 12 oz, handguard is 6.1 oz. I haven't weighed the plastic factory stock.

@@CompShooter54 According to the info I looked up when researching a MagPul Backpacker stock, the factory stock, magwell, and one spacer are 1 lb 10.4 oz. Each spacer is 1.25 oz, so add or remove weight to get your desired length of pull. If the wooden stocks are the same length of pull as the factory ones, then your walnut is about 5 oz heavier, and the zebra is about 2 oz heavier than the factory synthetic. The Ruger factory synthetic forend is 8.1 oz, so your wood forends are actually lighter than the Ruger forends by 3.2 oz for walnut and 2.0 oz for zebra. Basically, they are very close - only a few ounces difference. It does sound like the wood options shift weight from the forend to the buttstock, which might not be a bad thing, considering the PC Carbine is a bit nose heavy, in my opinion. Do you feel like the carbine with the wood is balanced better, worse, or about the same as with the factory synthetic stock? It sounds like you shoot competitively, so I imagine weight and also balance matter to you. BTW, the Magpul Backpacker stock and forend are about 11 oz lighter than the factory stock and forend, which is nice, but the overall balance seems even more toward the front.

@@EricRenger HEY ERIC, THANKS FOR ALL THE RESEARCH!! I just did some weighing of the walnut stock. The forend is 4.9 oz and the stock is 20 oz. On my factory forend it's 8.1, which is the first version. The factory stock is 28.1. The total savings is 11.3 oz with the walnut. I used to use this gun for USPSA but it's just too heavy to swing fast, so I only use now for falling steel plate shoots, which are much closer together, so the swing isn't such a big deal. Once you lighten the rear stock the balance changes so it makes the gun feel even more front heavy, which is probably what you are feeling with the Magpul. I loaned out the zebra wood stock to a friend so I don't have numbers for that, but it is heavier than the walnut.

@@CompShooter54 I wish the barrel on the PC Carbine were lighter. It’s built like a tank, which might be fine for some things, but I feel like the barrel could be a lot lighter and still be plenty robust.

@@EricRenger TACCOM makes one that is 13 oz, and is $299. They say it takes off 2 lbs.